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[@PabloGarcia-cy2qh]

Thank you for all the wood, excellent marketing!!!

[@Jigger2361]

😂

[@therealdrbyte]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Blacksmarket81]

Great content for my safety course in construction. Listening to music while cutting wood, no ppe of any sort etc. Keep up the great work.

[@greatjobbuddy]

Thought it was strange they weren't putting hair out of the way. Makes me think this whole thing is fake.

[@jgush1337]

but hey they get the clicks that's all that matters

[@PathwaysOfZen]

The PPE issue I can get behind, but what do you have against music?

[@Tsusday]

@@PathwaysOfZen It's about hearing stuff when machinery is still going. You don't want to add useless noise on top of machinery noise that is already loud, if your workers get into an accident, a limb stuck in a machine, the combined machinery+music noise could make it impossible to hear the yelling of pain. Or you know, just sometimes, some lower end noises from breaking down machinery that melds into the music that you won't catch. Working with heavy machinery should always be security first, enjoyment last. There's a reason we need to make videos on machinery safety and work site safety even in 2024.

[@redrobotmonkey]

I'm only here because I have wood.

[@paulforester6996]

I never seen men wear shorts, or sleeveless shirts at a sawmill. I've had pieces of wood hit me at high speed sawing wood, and having clothes on helps. You never can be 100% on safety, but you can at least try. I bet it helps with the views though. Lol

[@drewc9947]

i'm gonna risk the major lacerations and go work at these saw mills run by 20 year old girls with a daisy duke uniform requirement

[@Jimmison007]

Girls look like they havent worked a hard day in their life.

[@robertcooper7157]

Yeh but, would you watch this if they had protective clothing on?

[@g60force]

@@robertcooper7157 I mean sure as long as they filmed the shower scene afterwards XD

[@CD-vb9fi]

@@robertcooper7157 I have watched men doing this... sure the eye-candy helps... but OP is right. These ladies need to be a little more concerned about their safely. The bracelets, loose hair, no protective gear... it's always fun and games until someone slips up and needs emergency medical.

[@MrSwarner793]

Just sent the boy up to the yard yesterday for some more material. Getting some good projects done. It really helps that my Son is always so willing to run to the mill🙂

[@danielrobey1759]

It’s a wonder he goes home 😂

[@cplcabs]

Well, what son wouldn't be willing to go there?

[@heaven-is-real]

He gets to see some pretty girls, no wonder he likes to go there.

[@justinsfunthings8263]

@@heaven-is-real right, that was the joke

[@doncaper]

the definition of "work smarter"

[@vinnie1889]

I love Lumber Yard videos. I’m fascinated by the art of wood, and lumber. Yes the girls are such a joy and a pleasure to watch and to learn. So beautiful 🌹❤️🎄🙏

[@JohnDoesItAll]

That's a slick piece of equipment! It's encouraging to see young ladies that aren't afraid to get their hands dirty.

[@darrelschulte6214]

The smiley face in the sawdust made my day 😊❤

[@nzer57]

We've got a guy at work, he lost his right arm above the elbow a couple of years back. He was operating a screen and put his hand under a conveyor belt to clear a piece of wood. He'd done it 100 times before. The belt snagged his sleeve and dragged him in. The moral of the story is you can break the rules regarding personal safety and get away with it for years but one day it just might catch up with you. Safety is a routine, a habit. You do it very day regardless. You leave the jewellery at home, ALL of it. You tie the hair up, eliminate loose clothing, wear safety footwear, eye and hearing protection, helmet and anything else relevant to the job you're doing or site you're working at. Do all that and there's a real good chance you'll reach old age in one piece. If you don't want to take personal safety seriously I suggest you girls do advanced first aid. It may come in handy when one of you has a crushed leg, severed hand, scalped, pierced eye, broken back etc. These things take more than a band aid and a sling. Good luck girls, If you're going to neglect your safety then you'll need it.

[@verteup]

They get messages just like this every single video they put out. They know. They're careful around the machinery. How about speak on something else instead of beating the same dead horse?

[@vaccinefraud5570]

With a healthy respect for machines (Beware of Dog) every single day and a sign in my shop: "In with Ten - Out with Ten" to remind me on the bandsaw, I've still got all ten since 1976. I prefer foam earplugs these days, but the over-the-head band on earmuffs have saved my cranium many times from Warner Bros star-spangled moments.

[@user-ly4iw7vs8f]

Jack Thelad you are right 100%

[@TreforTreforgan]

I think they do a pretty good job of minding their health and safety. The hair hanging down isn’t an issue as everyone knows they all have buzz-cuts and just wear long wigs for aesthetic purposes. There was one episode where Jade put on Emerald’s red wig by mistake. They took down that video real quick!

[@billyfraiser6298]

​@@verteup "They get messages just like this every single video they put out. They know. They're careful around the machinery. How about speak on something else instead of beating the same dead horse?" ""They get messages just like this every single video they put out."..... that should be followed with: "And yet they still choose not to be safe. They know. It's their choice to risk their safety and lives. Unfortunately, they are setting a terrible example." THAT'S what your message should have said. There's a reason they get messages like that every single video..........

[@grahamcameron7628]

I really like the camera work. The changes in speeds, the changes in focus, the different camera angles. It adds to the interest. Keep up the good work!

[@dv7281]

I like the legs 😂

[@mentallyilldarkjeroid5378]

The red-haired one is possibly a man. The arms are kind of long, the shoulders are wide and square.

[@RS-pq5mo]

@@mentallyilldarkjeroid5378 Your experience with women is glaringly obvious

[@user-lb2bn6fy4p]

@@dv7281 А мне их задницы!😄

[@fractuss]

@@mentallyilldarkjeroid5378 You sir are blind.

[@Atodaso]

Everyone knows that when working with lumber, you should always show as much skin as possible, and make sure to do your nails/hair prior to going out into the lumber yard. Also, when working around heavy machinery, make sure that your hair is long enough to hang down into the machinery.

[@ericcope8216]

Great to see a younger generation working with their hands. Keep it up! Thx for the video.

[@js70371]

😂😂😂

[@andrewdow1609]

Seeing as you have been running a saw mill for so long, well done. Its' amazing you have not been injured yet, as you have VERY little margin for error. No steel toe shoes. No safety glasses. no work gloves. 2'-3' of long hair swinging free. No protective clothing. I get it. You are two young good looking women taking advantage of the old saying "flaunt it while you go it". I hope for the best for you both, and hope your streak keeps going.

[@mertonallowicious]

Condescension and patronizing comments are sure to sway them to your way of thinking👌 btw isn’t there a channel w people in head to toe ppe you should be watching??

[@danwallen4031]

they look sexy doing it, that was kinda the point.

[@michaelsix9684]

it only takes a second for an accident that can ruin your life, seen this many times in life, you can't ever be too safety conscious

[@boblatkey7160]

Thanks Dad!

[@kenthomas4668]

@@mertonallowicious YOU are the only one being condescending and patronizing!

[@bobmoore5242]

The finishing touch that always makes me feel good is seeing you wear your beautiful custom-made knife. I like it too.

[@ricardofierro7041]

What is her name and why does she carry a knife. Basically I have heard all their names But I don’t know who is who ? Thanks

[@bobmoore5242]

@@ricardofierro7041 Emerald carries the knife and most people who work at a sawmill know some of the reasons to carry a knife. Mostly I suppose, because you never seem to have one when you need it. But from the way new tools come encased in plastic, a lighter and stick of dynamite is probably better.

[@herbwatkins4719]

Congrats on 50K subscribers! On to 100K and a silver play button. Very relaxing vids... Thanks a bunch!

[@JimsNBHomestead]

Belly buttons work

[@twrourke6557]

That's a nice mill machine. I like how it pushes it to you so the woods easier to load.

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great job running the sawmill ladies

[@buckchamp9011]

I can almost smell the hemlock being cut 😊👍🏼🇺🇸❤️ thank you for your hard work, and being a fellow coffee junkie ☕️

[@umkanik727]

Don't you smell blood? Long flowing hair at the sawmill is a sign of suicidal tendencies. For this, they are fired without severance pay.

[@seanjoswick8523]

Mad respect to all you hard working ladies at the lumber yard. A good friend of mines Father is was a career Carpenter and died of nasal cancer from breathing dust his whole life. That was in 1995. From that point on I made a point to wear a dust mask religiously. They also protect your face from possible flying debris. Sure would like to see you ladies wear one. Other than that your channel kicks some serious booty.

[@kevinfisher1345]

They are mostly making sawdust. They are milling lumber, not sanding it. While I am sure it is more safe to still wear dust mask, it is the finer particles that is more of an issue when you are sanding. Like a carpenter quite often does.

[@williamscott4889]

Hello Log Capital as a DIY wood worker I watch your channel and appreciate that its great to see the whole family working together. Just a comment the space where the saw dust collects is only a few feet wide. If you raised the height of the roof and moved the LT 40 out from the cement wall you could make the space wide enough to pick up the sawdust with the front end loader. To this end no more shoveling it!! More time for coffee!!

[@henrydrury4851]

Awesome job ladys your family must be very proud of your efforts 😊

[@thomashodge1154]

Another great video. I’m starting to think I like watching your family working more than I want to do my own work!!

[@drewby613]

😂😂😂

[@magnus9165]

The yard looks organized well. Some of those cuts were like beams!

[@miltonchavez1262]

Love watching these two pros work their wood milling machines and fill orders.

[@electricdreamer]

I dont' know why but I really love watching them working the machines and cutting woods. It's so relaxing.

[@guglielmodicarlo4139]

yeah,, I wonder why ?

[@agentxyz]

I hereby certify that you sir made the funniest comment on this board even 1 year later

[@electricdreamer]

@@agentxyz Your reply brought me back again! And now I can relax again watching the video! :D

[@johnh8268]

Em, I would appreciate a VoiceOver on these videos explaining what your are doing in detail. ie, what sizes you are cutting, decisions on how to cut each log and even how you are manipulating the WoodMizer controls. Thanks!

[@winonalee3243]

Super great family who works together plays loves together just simply wonder together God bless this family and our GREAT AMERICA THANX U

[@rodswoodworking7151]

Nice braids Jade, I'm going to try that for my daughter. She is 5 and loves Elsa from Frozen, so she loves having her hair braided.

[@stevenbutler2824]

I love watching the girls work, so skilled and talented and very, very lovely to look at

[@frankroden8233]

Its refreshing to see a younger generation , working the family business. With ambition, hard work and dedication . Keep up the good work Ladies !!!

[@Mark-zx5ii]

Hello I didn't even know there was a lumber video so pretty cool It's pretty refreshing seeing young ladies running a lumber mill congrats.

[@DONNIEWATKINS]

Good Job Rocking That LT40 !~!~Nice Sound tract !~!~ Nice Machine

[@donaldodom9062]

Wonderful. The video angles and cuts are perfect. So is the eye candy. Very peaceful.

[@donenke5607]

They make it look so easy. Still don’t know how they can go without wearing gloves while handling the wood. I would get so many splinters. Thanks for the video!

[@user-ec6qn4xp6p]

Мне кажется что постановка. Перчаток нет, волосы не убраны, спец одежды нет. Они должны быть все в травмах.

[@Emperor_Shao_Kahn]

pretty simple..... u grab the wood and dont move ur hands so they dont slide around to get slivers..........

[@Rat_Traxx_]

I love that one mountain in the background! Just beautiful! ❤

[@mikeschumacher9715]

I am just finding your videos. I enjoy that you are all well spoken, know exactly what you're doing, and are very informative to the things you are doing. Thanks for a refreshing perspective.

[@Skeeterguy24]

Congrats on the 50k+ subscribers! You all deserve success!

[@chrisgullett4332]

Success is not something anybody deserves. You get success by working or doing things correctly.

[@Skeeterguy24]

Ipso facto... their hard work pervades in everything they do, even the music selection! Best wishes!

[@paulprigge1209]

Yes they do. They have come along ways with everything.

[@Sailor376also]

Emerald, Jade,, your work ethic and skills are beyond excellent. Ofttimes small subtle things, sliding the board neatly into the stack on the trailer. You and I don't think about it, but few can do it,, or at least few do it well. My reason for writing tonight is the lovely long hair. Long hair whether on a man or woman has no place around machinery,,, especially rotating machinery. Learn today to put your hair up. A good tight braid or French braid and even consider once braided, drop it to the inside of the back of your shirt. Or coil it up and secure it. Hair caught in machinery is a progressive accident. It really only requires a few stray strands to be initially captured,, but those few strands draw in other strands and yet more,,, and it all happens in less time than a blink of your eye. It can cause extreme injury. Please become hyper aware of securing your hair before you start a machine. Your hair is lovely, and I love to see long hair, but nearly 60 years of being around machines as an employee, an employer, a business owner, a safety officer, and a brother to three sisters,, put your hair up ! Both of you,, but for some reason,, Jade in particular,, a good solid French braid,, you would look smashing. Then tuck into your shirt or band, or coil up and secure. Stay safe. Stay safe.

[@garycornelisse9228]

I agree completely. I have 70 years of running machinery. Also as a machinist, supervisor, trainer, business owner, safety engineer and every time I watch your videos, I also wish the two of you would make your hair safe. And if you did you both would still look great.

[@northernpacificrecoveryten4406]

I've been wanting to tell them that for a while now. Good looking out homeboy. We wouldn't want any bad accidents to happen. These girls are great though aren't they? I love this channel and turn everyone around me on to it. I've learned a lot from them too. Plus great names. My names Opal so I dig it. I used to go to school with an Emerald too. Much love and respect to everyone. Remember safety first!♡

[@vaccinefraud5570]

I'm a man (the real kind; not the fake or confused kind). I used to have hair as long as the girls' while operating farm machinery, and tools while repairing said machinery. I also worked in a guitar factory decades later with same long hair. On the farm it was banded and under Ye Olde Flannel Shirt (farmer's uniform) or baseball cap (farmer's helmet). In the guitar shop it was never allowed near a spinning device. I came up with a phrase in 1976: Man Against Machine - Machine Wins Every Time. The only trouble I ever had with long hair was going through the jungles of New Guinea. I got it caught in some branches in the thick Highlands rain forest. I had loaned my machete to one of my guides and he came up to me with it and at first I thought I was ready for the cookpot but he just cut my hair out of the tangle and we went on. I guess I was too skinny for a decent meal. I'm telling these stories to illustrate that in over 20 years around heavy equipment and power tools we never had any accidents/injuries... OK... well... there was that time that the lawnmower tire exploded when we tried to fill it with air, and that other time when I fell onto the shop floor after putting all of my weight into a lugnut with a breaker bar and the lug gave way... but that didn't have anything to do with being a Hippie.

[@Sailor376also]

@@vaccinefraud5570 I will begin with a compliment 20 years working around machines and no serious injuries. You must not only be very lucky you must be extremely observant and careful. I still have all of all ten fingers but not by much. I could relate 20 stories of close calls on just my own hands. Lots and lots of experience and seen lots or injuries and I state with some confidence,, most or nearly all were preventable with a bit or foresight. Long hair is a particular,,, because I have seen what a spinning drive shaft or spinning drill press can do, and,, I don't want anyone to see that. Its a simple thing like wearing a seat belt or wearing a PFD when in a canoe. Most people will never need it,, but if you do,,,

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

And Jade should probably not be constantly checking her phone while working. Getting distracted can also lead to accidents.

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great job Emerald and Jade

[@HilltownCreations]

Wishing you thousand miles closer! But great work ladies!

[@tomlorenzen4062]

The safety practiced in these videos is unbelieveable

[@yogiballa]

Are you being sarcastic

[@sydgriffin7591]

Seriously. I like pretty girls, and I like wood, but this is hard to watch. Someone get these girls some gloves, boots, long pants and hair ties. Please! They won't stay pretty for long after an industrial accident. Just sayin'.

[@BenDover-oc7vl]

Because they actually have no idea what they’re doing. They have daddy telling them what to do off camera. Look at them…. There’s not a brain cell between em

[@robwaters8153]

God love them they work hard and its good to see this gen work but they should wear saftey glass and wear gloves and most of all stay of that phone and pay attention.maybe i am old school but hey

[@BenDover-oc7vl]

@@robwaters8153 they work hard? 😂😂 are you serious? Look at them, they’ve never worked hard in their life.

[@ThurgoodJenkinz]

Your enthusiasm is extraordinaire

[@hamradiojim6788]

I'm really enjoying seeing this family work together in such a down to earth business. As a retired health and safety officer, I remain concerned about their safety, though. I accept their arguments about wearing gloves, but these young ladies' long hair flying around this complicated and dangerous machinery, just makes me nervous. It could so easily get caught in something spinning and draw them into a machine where they could get seriously injured. It happens every day on farms, factories, etc. Please be aware and be careful, girls. Thank you.

[@Rexxipooh_]

What are the arguments for wearing gloves? I thought the same thing.

[@DanteYewToob]

@@Rexxipooh_ gloves can often get caught on blades and make things worse. That’s why you never wear gloves while using bandsaws, table saws.. etc.

[@DanteYewToob]

The worst story I’ve heard is the true story of the guy working alone on a farm and had his arms ripped off. He survived and called 911 with. A pencil in his mouth and had his arms reattached! That shit haunts me… both arms… ripped off! Not cut… RIPPED OFF! :0

[@DanteYewToob]

@@djkillachris Not everyone is as thirsty and desperate as you are. Some of us can look at females and see them as humans first. Safety is a valid concern when people have literally had limbs ripped off or mangled even while following strict safety procedures! Shit happens, a single slip could end your life in a place like that.

[@Wesmancan]

And you gotta be a loser looking for convo on the you tube. I won’t be back to check this either. I got better things to do with me money.

[@bobcatii50]

Just started watching your channel and omg it is so interesting I'm running them backwards from new to old!! I've done about 15 so far and have learned so much. love the videos please keep them coming!!!!

[@ExSpoonman]

Simp harder.

[@rogerleckington-mc6le]

Never knew there was a good day to work with hemlock. Be sure to cover it if it rains 😂

[@donnieallums4847]

This reminds me of my family . There was 8 boys and 2 girls. My dad built a small custom slaughterhouse when I was 8 years old. I was working like a grown man by 12 . You girls keep working hard and you will always stay in shape and never have to go to the gym ! 😂 god bless hard working families ! Greetings from south east Alabama ☮️❤️

[@phillipchetta8120]

I love to see two gorgeous women working in such a professional fashion. Keep up the great work ladies! 🤗

[@oleberg4196]

Congrats on 50000 subs. I watch a large variety of channels and I think your channel has grown faster than any other that I watch. I think I started watching you before you broke 500. Proud of you and your family.

[@muratz1]

If they were really doing that work they would have hard cracked hands, dirty broken hairs and stainy skin. But you see they have cotton hands and clean soft baby skin with silk hairs. I do not complain. They make sm content.

[@DeKrampus]

WTG, ladies! 50K subs! 100k will be achieved in no time!

[@sofiatgarcia3970]

Wow! Hard working young ladies. I'm sure they have proud mom and dad.

[@jojje3000-1]

Very cool video, seems that your machine is a real performer. I grew up in woodlands in Sweden with many sawmills around, but all things very old school and heavy and hard to operate.

[@Crownd1_]

I am beyond impressed. What an incredible machine and crew. Milling your own lumber must be unbelievably satisfying. This is what real living is all about.

[@ExSpoonman]

They aren't going to sleep with you, simp

[@rexwoodall2179]

Emerald, nice video shots! You and Jade work so hard! The Boss must be very happy with your work!

[@Mi72Xa]

Босс в шоке от того что они работают еле , еле! Без спец одежды, с распущенными волосами, без перчаток, каски и самое главное без пива!!!

[@Me-qp8vz]

Look at the flab on them... Flabby girls don't work hard...

[@jserra17]

I am new to your channel and am inspired by your hard work and team work. An observation - in any woodworking shop or machine shop you would be required to at least wear your hair in ponytails, for safety. Wouldn’t want you to get hurt.

[@vincenthedges520]

I'm really surprised you ladies don't wear gloves! Great video though... I love watching the process of turning a log into useable boards.

[@xXderopaXx]

Hello girls and the rest of the family, many greetings from Germany and congratulations on the 50k. even if i don't speak english i like to watch you, i love wood, especially how it is processed, you can make so many things out of it, build houses, toys for children or utensils for every taste, just everything. keep it up, good health and creativity.

[@leslietarboxjr4287]

Awesome job girls. Love all of the different camera angles. Makes it so much more enjoyable. Have a wonderful day.

[@lrg2fresh]

Which Angle Do You Enjoy The Best? Leave Comment Below

[@johnborst857]

Watching those beautiful boards pile up -- incredibly exciting!

[@fox5411]

What two beautiful sawyers !

[@EmbraceTheSuck]

A good friend of mine had an unfortunate run- in with hemlock lumber. He was cutting a piece to deck the flatbed on his truck and there was a large knot. The chop saw caught the knot and it pulled his hand in all but severing it. Surgeons spent 12 hours reattaching his hand. It has been a year and a half and he has full use, but still lacks feeling in some areas. These things will bite when you least expect it.

[@RangerCaptain11A]

always expect it.

[@hidingfromu5293]

Why was his hand so close to the business end of the saw?

[@EmbraceTheSuck]

@@hidingfromu5293 I’m not completely sure of the events leading up to his accident. From what he can recall, some things are a blank, he felt the blade bind and somehow, it pulled the wood up bringing his hand in contact with the blade.

[@kurtcraig3421]

50k and rising girls. that 100k plaque is going to look great on the wall behind the mill.

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

Can’t wait

[@romandybala]

Or on the bedside table in the recovery ward.

[@DiamondMind949]

That music is so good lol... deserves to be in a video game about lumber work haha

[@Gaston979]

this place and this 2 girls are wonderfull...!!! great work, great channel! greetings from argentina

[@jimmyjenkins9240]

Your videography and editing just keeps getting better and better!

[@garyworokevich2524]

I like how you ladies work. You work smart, conserve energy. Watching wood being sawn, is soothing. It's like watching a camp fire, relaxing. Stay safe.

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

👍

[@hmch2685]

​@@lumbercapitallogyard👍

[@theaffliction21]

You ladies are a sexy type of inspirational. Thank you for working so hard and sharing it with all of us so we can follow in your footsteps

[@hoola9224]

Thanks for the eye candy and the hard work.

[@fredhoy6697]

Great job. 50,000 sub. You all are great.

[@johnvogel641]

Another great video of the action at Ironwood Acres.Awesome camera angles and great choices of music. Thanks for sharing. Congrats on reaching 50K Subs !

[@adrianoforigo4866]

This was my job when young! Congratulations from your "job friend" in Brazil.

[@grt8guy03]

Its awesome to see you ladies know your stuff

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

Have you asked the local fire department to demonstrate how to operate a fire extinguisher and how to use it when knocking down a different kinds of fires? It's what they do. They have extinguishers to use for training.

[@vaccinefraud5570]

They could do a video of that session. Good PR for both the FD and LCLY. If they covered the different kinds of fires they could call it: Fire Distinguisher.

[@spud13x13]

Very nice mill! And great to see the whole family into it. I have a granberg alaskan hooked up to an MS661 with a 36" bar. You folks do in 20 minutes what takes me all day, plus two days of hot towels and topical painkillers to recover! Enjoying the channel!

[@michaelsix9684]

great videos, learned a lot, fun to see logs become useful lumber

[@Shadow-Hawk]

Wow that is a dream Bandsaw mill compared to the one my dad and I worked on 30 years ago! This one is well thought up! the one we had was portable and it was 28 feet long, We were able to cut 36 inch thick logs, you had to walk back and forth with the head rig, And it didn't have a log roller we had to use a can't hook to turn the logs with. We're lucky to have the log lift to get the log on the mill. lol At the time we were cutting Tamarack logs in - 40 weather. the head rig was not chain operated it had metal wheels with a groove in them on a metal track which caused the head rig to slip. pain in the butt that was lol. I can still hear my Dad cursing a bout it ha ha. I wish he was still alive to see this mill. definitely a good investment. Do you sharpen your own blades? That's a fun boring job in its own, but it is worth while to learn how to do, Band saw blades aren't cheep. and neither is paying someone to sharpen them for you. Thank you for the video it brought back some good old memories for me. Take care be safe and always be happy and healthy Cheers!

[@ericbolton9512]

I use to work in tree care, and land clearing. Never done any milling work though, so these videos are interesting to me.

[@russashwill2311]

I love this Millwork! Great going gals!

[@StS9LBJ23]

This channel has taken a noticeable turn in the past few weeks.

[@christophe8489]

The camera angles are spot on!

[@jarrodsfight4204]

You girls keep showing the boys what can be done in a day if you do the work. Great job

[@dannykyle7950]

Stop it simp boy. It's pathetic.

[@DrCruel]

Forget hitting the gym. This is how you stay thin and strong - and get your spending money for weekends. My compliments to the parents.

[@g60force]

@@DrCruel I do however want to provide them an alternative when they reach 18 ... The company that sell Only Fans!

[@stephencoster9532]

hiya Emerald, Thank you for another great video. You continue to excell in your camera work and editing, please keep pushing the barrier. Stay safe, Steve...

[@theathjr]

I am so proud of you girls for showing the world that work stereotypes have been shattered !! Great Job you’s ones. Oh boy this wood mill video should be epic hey ?!

[@theathjr]

I hope that yer folks are genuine though and not just tryin to earn the wool from da sheep if u know whats I mean

[@undergroundkustomz2796]

Work ethic 💪😎 so glad I found this family on KZbin!

[@user-kc5oi3bk8w]

Классные красавицы отличная, роботящая семья. Родители вас питали хороших детей. Какие невесты проподают. Успехов с приветом из России.

[@namkapec]

а с чего ты решил что пропадают? слюни вытри.

[@roybeanjr9352]

music is medicine!

[@picklesgherkin]

love the custom stool riser😊

[@QTL6719]

As a carpenter I can tell you, working with wood is beautiful. But i didnt knew it is that beautiful.

[@AB-C1]

Hey ladies, I absolutely LOVED this video! Congratulations on 50k subscribers!! ... Always REALLY interesting to watch the process of what you do! And beautiful ladies operating the machines and doing properly hard work! (Hats off to you! You must be deceptively strong by now all this manual labour! 👍💪) And the music was spot on! Very Santana sounding (not sure if it was) ...This was like one of those ASMR videos, properly relaxing! I could have watched that for hours proper chilled me out! I nearly fell asleep afterwards and it's like 11am! Lol 😂🤣🤦🏻 ... Wood, machines, chilled music, and beautiful ladies (who work hard), thrown in for good measure! -What's not to like!? 😉 Just one thing echoing what someone else said and I pointed out before you really should be wearing masks and eye and ear protection all the time, and make sure you're taking ALL the necessary health and safety precautions!(working with heavy Machinery and WOOD DUST is deadly breathing it in over time. Plus odd random splinters or hearing damage from the machines, and obviously large wood just needs lifting correctly! So as not to mess yourself up/back etc. As someone who messed my own back up between age of 20-25 (before I realised!). You have to lift CORRECTLY EVERY time, and try to move around the machines and wood correctly every single time, not leaning over or twisting etc, as you won't notice any damage being done until one day "BANG" (literally!) your back "goes" (usually just doing something minor/mundane) and then it turns out youve worn all your discs and joints in your spine over time didn't realise and then it's irreversible, permanent, chronic-pain/damage! (I blew mine at 25 years old, had failed major spine op and now chronic pain/ cocktail of pills/ can't do anything physically demanding) all due to the place I worked not sticking to health and safety! (And I knew no better) ...I was Always strong as an ox, stocky, strong, super fit, bodybuilding, playing many sports etc, so was a shock as had no clue I was damaging my back from age 20 at work and took 5 or 6 years before it SUDDENLY "went" out the blue! Sorry for the essay, Just trying ensure you don't hurt yourselves too, now or down the line! Absolutely Love your videos and hard work/dedication and really enjoy that you love what you do! Cheers from London 👍💪❤️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ricomon35]

So, this was written 2 months ago, and these two women have not acknowledged it? I guess my comment on having their long hair loose and easily snagged by equipment and tools won't go heeded either. That's too bad.

[@wonmcshame9319]

These two sure can handle the wood well, and no gloves😉

[@renatop5661]

Wow. One of the best videos I've seen today and I don't even know why. Thanks.

[@OscillatorCollective]

Dang, that looks like a nice place, good honest real work…

[@johngregory8576]

Loose hair, constantly checking phone. Good luck at the ER.

[@KillaK78]

That’s how you know this isn’t their actual profession. First thing I noticed too.

[@dougijcw9758]

It’s all about the look… don’t think much further than that..

[@BobbyBike]

The content is the priority here. Not work. And what sells more than such eye candies😢

[@MW-jm8qb]

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[@user-st4jt3si6f]

Oh come on …girls are doing fine 😊

[@alexqwerty597]

how funny they work with boards without gloves, by the evening all hands will be erased in blood and splinters

[@Dan.Parker]

Hard work for the lovely ladies

[@johnplaid648]

Yeah, lack of gloves, cell phones falling out of their pockets and diverting their attention, necklaces, sawdust over EVERYTHING, lack of eye protection, lack of hard hats, debris on the work area floor, saw dust accumulation in piles on the work area floor, bark and tree limbs in the machinery and graffiti.

[@Reisbaellchen77]

WOW even the wooden chips looking amazing with this Filter on!

[@konabold]

Hey ladies. Outstanding vid. Gets better every time. Camera work, angles, editing, music selection, production. Wow. Best overall on the tube. Question who handles these various duties? Always amazing, all beyond your years. And Emerald your presentation and your diction is beyond perfect. Love all

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

I, Emerald handle all the editing, music, selection, and production

[@porkrind]

@@lumbercapitallogyard Was on point today. Do you also handle the IG solely?

[@rodcros]

@@lumbercapitallogyard Wow!

[@konabold]

@@lumbercapitallogyard Well young lady you and your production skills are truly amazing . Those camera angles omg. And you got hella taste in music. The slide/blues guitar pieces are off the board. I didn't notice but do you ever post credits for the music? You and your sister are the future of our country and thank you but it looks way bright from here. I don't know what your plans are but you're headed for success in whatever you pursue. Don't ever change. Avoid "higher" education like the plague and keep that entrepreneurial spirit alive. Kudos to your parents as well.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

@@lumbercapitallogyard based.

[@user-kf9fv1qj9u]

Great video Emerald and Jade

[@eraserrip]

Cool technique! With good tools, any job is a joy)

[@jerrymayhugh8774]

Thanks Em and Jade for another 8:54 meditation break.

[@YouLookinAtMe-Bro]

You're not even my girls and so proud of y'all. Congrats on the 50k! Bet it's going to skyrocket to 100k I'm no time. Thanks for sharing your hard work and fun!